I’ve Distanced Myself From Beers, S*x And Masturbation Ahead Of My Fight Vs Wilder

WBC and Lineal heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury has come out to say that he has deprived himself of s*x ahead of his fight with Deontay Wilder.

Recall that Fury is set to arch-rival Deontay Wilder, 35, in Las Vegas for a third time on Saturday, and the world has been reacting.

According to him, Wilder can expect a lot of pent up aggression when they meet on Saturday because a lack of intercourse and masturbation stresses him out.

Fury added that he has also let go of beers and junk food ahead of the big fight.

His words, “Of course.”

“That means no sex during training camp.”

“Can’t even remember the last time I did that.”

“My trousers are staying zipped up here. The idea that no fighters have sex before a fight is a myth. But I don’t believe in it. I’m an old school fighter. I like to keep nice and strong. Keep all that pent up energy in the tank and then let all the aggression burst out on my opponent on fight night.”

“I’ve left nothing to chance against Wilder. Trained my guts out. People have been calling him a bum since I beat him but he is still my most dangerous fight with that punching power. And of all the fights I’ve ever had – even Wladimir Klitschko to win my world titles – this one is the one I want to win the most. This one.”

“I’m out here this week doing my job advertising the fight, unlike my counterpart at the top of the bill. If Deontay is not going to do his media work then he should lose money. If Bob (promoter Bob Arum) won’t cut his wages then I’m going to cut him down by taking it out on his face.”

“I have to say if it was me who had lost to a cruiserweight I would have been getting kicked in the b******* left right and centre.”

“I’d have been written off. I don’t stick knives in to make someone feel worse. I kick the high flyers. Joshua’s business is his business and he couldn’t take care of that piece of business. Then again in this game the landscape changes suddenly all the time.”

“Klitschko was called one of the greatest heavyweights of all time and they picked me as an easy fight. Then I beat him and they said he was crap. Wilder is known to be one of the deadliest punchers ever but when I beat him they said he was a bum who can’t box. But he’s still a man who can knock anyone out with half a punch.”

“The landscape has changed again with Joshua. Can our fight still be a huge fight? Well, the problem is that this is not just one loss but two out of four fights.. Now he’s been knocked out (by Andy Ruiz Jr) and he’s been beat on points by a cruiserweight.”

“I never underestimate anyone and especially him. He knocked me down in our first fight so I know all about his power. He’s knocked out all his other opponents but with me the difference is that he’s not been able to handle is that I’m the one who got up.”

“We’ll see Saturday night whether he can deal with losing for the first time. There’s all this talk of this being a trilogy fight but for me this is the ongoing fight with a man I’ve already done 19 rounds with. So this is round 20. Of the 19 rounds so far he’s only won two of them in my book.”

“But he’s still the most dangerous opponent out there for any heavyweight. The man who can knock out anyone with one punch. In a split second.”